Language & literacy
Listening, vocabulary, the five vowels, and a syllable-first path that fits how Kinyarwanda actually works.
Kina Wige
What your child learns
A real curriculum, written down, and enforced by the build rather than by good intentions.
Numeracy
Not reciting to ten. Knowing what a number means — counting five things and answering “so how many?”
Discovery of the world
Ask, predict, look, explain. Animals, plants, weather, water, and the child’s own village.
Physical & health
Handwashing, teeth, food, safety — the part of this app with a measurable public-health outcome.
Social & emotional
Naming feelings, taking turns, sharing, and staying with something difficult.
Creative arts & culture
Rwandan songs, stories and traditions — and making something, not only watching.
Four bands. No scores, ever.
A child is measured against where children of their age are expected to be, never against another child. You will never see a percentage.
- Emerging Beginning to show the skill
- Developing Can do it with a little help
- Demonstrated Can do it on their own
- Applying Uses it somewhere new
Nothing ships without declaring what it teaches. That is not a promise on a website — it is a check that runs when the app is built, and the build fails if a single screen cannot say what it is for.
Start tonight
Get it free on Google Play, hand your child the phone for a few minutes, and see what they can do by the weekend.
Free on Google Play · for Android phones
